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Park finals just wrapped up at the Dew Tour and Daniel Dhers claimed the top spot once again. Mike Spinner managed to land a prefect quad-whip in his first run, but the rest of the run didn't quite work out. Also, Rob Darden rode great and ended up with his highest Dew Tour placing ever. Ryan Guettler went down hard on a 1080 and had to miss out on his second run. We'll give you more information on his injury as it becomes available. Here is a rundown of the results:

1. Daniel Dhers
2. Mike Spinner
3. Rob Darden
4. Garrett Reynolds
5. Ryan Nyquist
6. Drew Bezanson
7. Craig Mast
8. Steve McCann
9. Marcus Tooker
10. Alessandro Barbero
11. James Foster
12. Ryan Guettler

Click here for the whole story on Dew Tour's site.

The Dew Tour vert finals wrapped up earlier today and Jamie Bestwick ended up on top once again. Big surprise, right? Jamie is amazing. Here is a rundown of the results:

1. Jamie Bestwick
2. Chad Kagy
3. Steve McCann
4. Simon Tabron
5. Dennis McCoy
6. Kevin Robinson
7. Zack Warden
8. Jimmy Walker
9. Jay Eggleston
10. John Parker

Click here to check out the whole story on Dew Tour's site.

Also, don't forget to ask Jamie Bestwick a question for his Vital Press List interview by clicking here.

Jeremie Infelise is not only a pro rider for Hoffman and Snafu, he's also a fulltime employee at Sidewall Distribution and an all around great guy. He's got an interview up on BMXunion and you can check it out by clicking here.

Also, check out that Luc-e grind up the rail! Damn!

Cam White just took the win in the dirt finals at the Baltimore Dew Tour making this his second big win of the year (the other being Red Bull Elevation). Here is a rundown of the results:

1. Cameron White
2. Ryan Guettler
3. Ryan Nyquist
4. Steve McCann
5. Dennis Enarson
6. Luke Parslow
7. Rob Darden
8. Corey Bohan
9. James Foster
10. Brandon Dosch
11. Nate Berkheimer
12. Anthony Napolitan

Click here for the whole story on Dew Tour's site.

Here are the results from vert, dirt, and park qualifying at the Dew Tour in Baltimore. Two things that really stand out to me are Steve McCann making finals in every event and Nate Berkheimer, a double A pro racer, qualifying second in dirt. Here are the results:

Vert Qualifying Results
1. Steve McCann
2. Dennis McCoy
3. Zack Warden
4. Kevin Robinson
5. Jimmy Walker
6. John Parker
7. Jay Eggleston
These riders will join Jamie Bestwick, Chad Kagy, and Simon Tabron in the vert final.

Dirt Qualifying Results
1. Corey Bohan
2. Nate Berkheimer
3. Ryan Guettler
4. Steve McCann
5. Rob Darden
6. Dennis Enarson
7. Anthony Napolitan
8. Luke Parslow
9. Brandon Dosch
These riders will join Ryan Nyquist, James Foster, and Cam White in the dirt final.

Park Qualifying Results
1. Ryan Nyquist
2. Garrett Reynolds
3. Craig Mast
4. Steve McCann
5. Rob Darden
6. James Foster
7. Marcus Tooker
8. Drew Bezanson
9. Alessandro Barbero
These riders will join Daniel Dhers, Ryan Guettler, and Mike Spinner in the park final.

Felt and Fox have teamed up to give away a 2008 Felt Fuse complete bike. Click here to enter the contest.

Eastern has released the second installment of their Inside/Out series in HD and iPod formats. Click here to check them out on the Eastern site.

Adam Banton just built up a new Eastern Grim Reaper and he's got a bike check up on their site. Click here to check it out.

Some of the Colony crew recently took a trip to Canberra, AUS and filmed this video. Click here to check it out.

I've heard many people say that Brad Simms is the best street rider in BMX right now and this new web video from Hoffman supports that idea 100%. This video features Brad riding street in Cincinnati and getting some hot moves done. Click here to check it out.